A bacteria-based search for drugs against avian and swine flu yields a potent and resistance-resilient channel blocker
Hiya Lahiri(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Isaiah T. Arkin(D. E. Shaw Research), Elena Britan‐Rosich(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Kingshuk Basu(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Miriam Krugliak(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Eitan Israeli(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Tamar Ravins Yaish(Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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